The Bernard M. Gordon Center for Subsurface Sensing and Imaging Systems (Gordon-CenSSIS), will be selecting up to six (6) science or engineering undergraduate students to work at CenSSIS laboratories on research projects related to the emerging technology of subsurface sensing and imaging systems. These REU students will have the opportunity to work for 10 weeks at CenSSIS testbed facilities in the areas of hyperspectral underwater imaging, medical ultrasound and optical imaging, 3D biological imaging, and imaging of underground objects or environmental conditions by ground-penetrating radar or electromagnetic induction between. Students accepted to the program will receive a $4000 stipend and apartment-style housing will be provided.

CenSSIS supports research thrusts in three areas:
R1: Subsurface Sensing and Modeling, R2: Physics-Based Signal Processing and Image Understanding, and R3: Image and Data Information Management. These thrusts are domain-crossing research efforts seeking similar solutions for diverse problems. In addition, CenSSIS supports four domain-specific experimental validation testbeds for solution-testing in the underground (SoilBED), underwater (SeaBED), medical (MedBED), and biological microscopy (BioBED) areas. REU undergraduates would be assigned to thrust-oriented computational projects or testbed-oriented laboratory projects. laboratory projects.